Young dinosaur’s fossil shows severe bite marks made by dino of same size Deadly dinos Ever wonder how dinosaurs prepared supper? The evidence comes from "Jane," who died when she was just a T. rex teen. "Juvenile dinosaurs are... [read full story]
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Study suggests tyrannosaurs started small. then were super-sized The skull of Proceratosaurus, a relative of T. rex that lived about 170 million years ago, was tipped with a nose horn. Spanning just 10 feet in length and...
Source: BBC (11-4-09) Scientists have identified the most ancient fossil relative of the dinosaur Tyrannosaurus rex. The new addition to T. rex's clan is known from a 30cm-long skull uncovered during excavations in...
Tyrannosaurus Rex Teenagers Battled Each Other, Scientists Say If you think adolescents can be scary, you should have met Tyrannosaurus rex. Joe Peterson, a geologist with Northern Illinois University, is shown here with the...
Marks on a Tyrannosaurus rex skull indicate that the creature may have been fighting with its peers. The young dinosaur, “Jane”, was apparently bitten on the snout, causing the bones to heal asymmetrically.
Dr Angela Milner compares the two dinosaurs Scientists have identified the most ancient fossil relative of the dinosaur Tyrannosaurus rex. The new addition to T. rex's clan is known from a 30cm-long skull uncovered during...
Scientists have identified the most ancient fossil relative of the predatory dinosaur Tyrannosaurus rex. The new addition to T. rex's clan is known from a 30cm-long skull uncovered during excavations in Gloucestershire in the...
LiveScience.com - Spanning just 10 feet in length and sporting a tiny horn on its nose, a newly identified dinosaur has become the oldest known relative of the fierce meat-eater, Tyrannosaurus rex. The discovery suggests such...
By Jeanna Bryner, Senior Writer The skull of Proceratosaurus, a relative of T. rex that lived about 170 million years ago, was tipped with a nose horn, whose function the study researchers have not determined. Spanning just 10...
If human teenagers seem terrible at times, be thankful we don't have young tyrannosaurs to deal with. Researchers investigating Jane, the prized juvenile T. rex at the Burpee Museum of Natural History in Rockford, discovered...
By Charles Q. Choi, Special to LiveScience Juvenile T. rexes might have bitten each other in fights, as suggested by this illustration from the researchers who found a bite mark in the left upper jaw and snout in four places on...
